2016 Canada Farmland Values: Looking at the numbers

Posted on September 15, 2017 by ben

By Farm Credit Canada

Farm Credit Canada land value report video

Video Highlights

  • The 2016 national average in farmland values increased by 7.9%
  • Multiple signs show farmland values increases slowing down
  • Most significant increases occurred in P.E.I, Alberta and Nova Scotia
  • Healthy Canadian ag sector and low CDN dollar help sustained the increase
  • Available land and actual demand still the most important drivers in the marketplace

About ben

Immigrated to Canada in 1980 and dairy farmed for 9 years, obtained real estate license in Alberta in 1989 and have been selling Farm Real Estate for 32 years. Specializing in Farm/land investment, farm relocation and farm families immigrating to Canada, organizing business and farm immigration seminars, sales of quota (milk, poultry), water rights, irrigated land, crop farms, farm corporations (shares) ranches, livestock (Cattle, hogs) and commercial farm investment.
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